Harrison Events

Catch a brilliant show from The Dangerous Harpist, Ursula Burns, in Napoleon’s Nose Lounge at The Harrison.

As seen on Britain’s Got Talent and around the world, Belfast’s very own Ursula Burns brings a unique flair to her harp performances. Well-versed in theatre, comedy, and circus, Ursula’s shows are a can’t-miss spectacle.

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Free Entry

Thursdays 9:30pm

Every Thursday evening, join us at the Napoleon’s Nose Lounge in The Harrison Hotel for live music from some of Belfast’s finest musicians.

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Fridays 10:00pm

Step into a world of vinyl culture and analogue sound as MOBO-nominated jazz musician David Lyttle shares rare cuts and original pressings from his record collection.

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Tickets £20

31st of August 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Mairead Forde Featuring Francis McPeake

Mairead Forde renowned fiddle player joins friends for a session of music that bursts with energy. Expect driving reels, spirited jigs, and rich melodies, all played with dazzling skill, deep passion, and the unmistakable soul of Ireland.

Tickets include admission, food and a welcome cocktail.

Free Entry

5th of September 8:00 pm

The name Attallah has been synonymous with Egyptian jazz for over 50 years.

This Q&A with an iconic contemporary jazz pianist will be a rare glimpse into Egypt’s fascinating musical culture.

13th of September 11:00am - 1:00pm

Step inside The Harrison Chambers of Distinction this European Heritage Day and discover its rich history, eclectic design, and captivating stories on a guided tour of Belfast’s most distinctive boutique hotel.

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Tickets £20

14th of September 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Grammy-winning jazz meets Belfast soul. An afternoon of live grooves, cocktails and brunch.

Join us in Napoleon’s Nose Lounge for an afternoon of music from Kaidi Tatham and Ben Flavelle-Cobain

Tickets include admission, food and a welcome cocktail.

Tickets £25

21st of September 1:00pm to 4:00pm

NJAMBI, Jozef Dani and Guests

NJAMBI is an emerging neo-soul and jazz singer who has performed at Bert’s Jazz Bar, Soultrane Festival, and Belfast Mela.

Jozef Dani is a world-class Slovak jazz pianist living in Belfast, renowned for his dazzling technique and infectious energy.

Enjoy an afternoon of delicious food, elegant cocktails and intimate jazz in The Napoleon’s Nose Lounge at The Harrison.

Ticket price includes admission, food and a welcome cocktail.

Tickets £10

30th of September 8:00pm to 10:00pm

Hosted by J.P. Higgins

The third instalment of our film series is:

Les Diaboliques Dir. Henri-Georges Clouzot. 1955.

The film that inspired Psycho. The film that inspired every Hammer thriller of the 1960’s and most of William H Castle’s too. Why? Because it’s a fantastic, creepy, spooky, twisty-turny masterclass in suspense and chicanery, that’s serious, funny, droll and sophisticated and, with all that, manages to stick a perfect film plot in the mix too.

Tickets £25

2nd of October Doors open at 6:45pm

An intimate double headline evening with two extraordinary artists:

Fiona Bevan – multi-platinum songwriter

Adam Beattie – acclaimed Scottish folk storyteller

Expect raw beauty, cinematic dream-folk, and songs that stir the soul.

Due to the intimate nature of this event, tickets are very limited — book early!

Tickets £20

19th of October 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Grammy-winning jazz meets Belfast soul. An afternoon of live grooves, cocktails and brunch.

Join us in Napoleon’s Nose Lounge for an afternoon of music from Kaidi Tatham and Ben Flavelle-Cobain

Tickets include admission, food and a welcome cocktail.

Tickets £10

28th of October 8:00pm to 10:00pm

Hosted by J.P. Higgins

The next film curated for our audience is:

Sisters Dir. Brian De Palma. 1972.

There is split screen here, a series of Hitchcock homages – Bernard Herrmann is on scoring duty – and the peculiar sense of humour that reached its apotheosis in his next film, 1974’s hysterical Phantom of the Paradise. But this film is perhaps the first flowering of De Palma’s later obsessions and, tempered by a youthful satirical bent, his most interesting and personal film.

Tickets £25

23rd of November 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Join us in The Napoleon’s Nose Lounge for

An Afternoon with Peggy Lee - That Lady is a Tramp

Step into the world of jazz legend Peggy Lee performed by award-winning vocalist and songwriter 

Kristine Mills accompanied by the talented Mateus Hmmyeahlevysky on guitar.

Experience an intimate afternoon as they bring Peggy Lee’s sultry, swinging, and timeless repertoire to life.

Price of ticket includes: Admission, Food and a Welcome Cocktail.

Tickets £10

25th of November 8:00pm to 10:00pm

Hosted by J.P. Higgins

Coming up next in our lineup is:

Les Yeux Sans Visage Dir. Georges Franju. 1960.

Dr Gennessier, a plastic surgeon, has a daughter who keeps rejecting the severed faces he gets for her. She’s not just being picky; her ruined face will not accept the grafts he has taken from the young women his assistant lures back to his private clinic.

Both beautiful and oneiric and visceral and cruel.

Tickets £10

30th of December 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm

Hosted by J.P. Higgins

Our final film of 2025 will be:

Black Christmas Dir. Bob Clark. 1974.

Margot Kidder is back, in this Canadian proto-slasher film, inspired by the “babysitter and the man upstairs” urban legend and a spate of real-life murders that took place in the Westmount district of Montreal.

Black Christmas was a huge influence on John Carpenter’s Halloween, spawning the entire slasher film genre. Though I wouldn’t hold that against it. Oh, and John Saxon is in this film. John Saxon. You love John Saxon.